The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-26
GENERAL TRADE.
BRRapSTUrrN.

CoRNnEAL Standard, s. 25(a2 So I;
pearl, So 25(a3 IS; roller, 81 40, fl rm.
HAY CHOICES, from store, 75C9S0c;
car load from levee or depot, Sl4;
prime, from store, 70@75c; car load
from levee or depot, So; prairie, from
store, Soc; car load from levee or de-
pot, S..
BsAN-From store, 75@SO.; from
levee or depot, Sl4.
CoRs-From store, white, sic; mix
ed, 4Sc; from levee or depot, white, in
bulk, 46c; in sacks, 49s; mixed, in
bulk, AS; in sacks, 45c.
OATs-FIom store, white, 400; mix.
ed, SIC; from levee or depot, white, In
bulx, SIC; in sscks, 800; mixed, in
bulk, S3c; in sacks, 50.
FLoUR-From store. commons l5(9
8 35; family, So 50@3 20; choice,
50 1903 80; fancy, siell 10; extra
fancy, 81 1894 45; patente, 81 500
8 10 Firm.
BRANs-Navy, s.; medium, 81 rs.
OATMEAL-In half barrels, SOS %
from store.
| CRLcKERs-Sods, extra. 4c; coda,
treble extra, 4ic; extra, 7c ginger
snaps, extra, DC; assorted jImbles, l0c.
| CRAckLD WHKAT-In half barrels,
VI % from store.
HoMISY AND GRITs-From store, So
@3 20.
KANSAS Cry, Mo July 25-Wheat
No transactions. Corn quiet; No. .,
case, SHE; August, She bid, 3l2a
asked september, size. 0Ats-No. 2
cash, 2lc.
ST. L5UIs, Mo July % -Elour quiet
aud easy. Wneat-owinP to heavy
rtcsip's the market broke e. on open
Ing, bat recovered lc, and again de-
olined on increase OF the available
supply, closing al l a h lower. No. 2
red, cash, 7Olc; July, zoe; Angus,
7O@70ic, closing at 7Olo; September,
7is(972Ic, clo.ipg at 7llc; October,
7S3@7Ssj, closing at 7Ssc Corn
hlgaer aud firm cash, SSlc; August,
33lc; September, 34!@34a closing at
34is. Oats firm; cash, 23i@23ic;
July, 23i@2ic, closing al 24c; Al
gust. 23ic; September, 2SI@24c, clos.
log a. 24c. Rye lower, at 45c. Hay,
IN demand, but much lower; timothy,
sll@2l; prairie, s99ll. Bran
steady at 54c. Cornmeal steady
at 81. Receipts - Flour, 1000;
wheat. 1000; corn, 43, 600; oats, rs, coo;
rye, none: barley, none. Shipments
Flour, 10000; wheat, To-, 900; corn,
10000; oats, none; rye, none; barley,
none.
CHICAGO, ILL, July 25.-Wheat was
hearish at the opening today under
IRE receipts and local unloading, but
the ma, ket was not particularly active.
Auans first p'ld al este, then at 8Sic,
and later picked up e. 6sk 9tSlc, but
reacted sgan. The same relative con.
ditions were observed in other iutuies.
September wheat, which is the month
nov quoted on the disl, opened at 70ic,
fell back to 70ic, advanced TO 70lc.
aud again receded 10 70ic. II Was az
this figure when the secretary an
nounced the visible supply as haviog
made an increase Of COS, 900 bushels
since last week. On the strength OF
IL, September Immediately dropped %
70lc, bat before 1890 O'Clock had
picked mp small frac ion. There WAS
not much insight 10 bull wheat after
this As "a whole, ths crowd was not
piepered for an increase OF the yisible
supply. and on the strength Of II con.
siderable wheat was forced 10 sale,
natu ally lowering prices. September
| dropped TO 20 few minutes be-
fore the clole, and closed st 700
70l August closed at 6slc. Corn
higher and .ith bullish lee-
ing prevalent; August started al
37t More is now done n September
corn than In the nearer options.
Prices In this were firm because no
rain has fallen In the corn belt, though
everywhere else In tho country Il II
modeTstely most seJtember opened
at 81 fell TO 37t, and then bulIed up
iuil cent. The cloee WAS firm al
SSl for September and 371 for August.
In tbi, grain the visible supply showed
decrease OF 72s,O00 bushels. Oats
we're quite &C i've. Early In the day
the feeling Was quits weak, aud for
nesr futures there was a decrease Of
lose, but this was alteTward re-
covered, the market being becoming
more steady. The arrivals were very
heavy, new oa's arriving in excess OF
tue demand aud thereby unsettling
the speculative feeling. September
owned NJ 2'ir. snld 10 an TO 25k,, and
up TO 25tc, closing At 24Ic Dash qu,t =
ttun- yuI. a. IiuNe: Flour quiet
and prices without quotAble change
aud steady. No. 2 spring wheat, 0ic;
No. 3 .epring wheat, nom'l; No.
2 I'd, 70lc; ENo. 2 corn, SHE;
No. 2 ,ati, 2ie. No. 2 rye, Ale. M. 2
barley, nominal. Fisxeod, ~ 0S@
Us! Prime timothy seed, 81 %. To
leading futures ranged as iolows:
Wheat, No. 2-July opened at este,
highest csc, lowest 67ic. closing at
673n; August opened at csc, highest
6SlCl69c, lowest oslo, closing nj este;
: ptembsr opened al 70ic, b ghest
70ia70Ic, lowest TO-, closing at 70ie;
October opened at 72lc, highest 72ks,
lowest III Il, closipg st al 90. Cofn, No.
2-July opened at 37ic, highest 37ic,
lowest 36s closing n 37la; August
opened At SIC, highest 37lc, lowest
SIC closing at 37ic; September opened
at 37!c, highest 37l,, lowest 37l ), clos.
log NJ 37l October opened at 37.i,
h'ghett 3Ssi, loweet 37lc, closing NJ
3ssi. 0ata, No. 2-July opened at 2ic,
higbeet 24c, lowest 2ic, olosing Ut &c
August opened al 2iir, highest 2il
lowest &c, o'osing a. 2itc; September
opened at 24lc, highest 25tc, loves,
2isc, closing at 2ii924lc; October
o ened At 2blc biggest este, lowest
25l :, olosng at 25Ei Receipts Flour,
10 900 brls; wheat, 1900 bu; corn,
$4,000 bu; oats, l6S,00O bu; rye, 1000 |
bu; barley, 1000 bu. Shipmeuts-
Flour, 5000 brls; wheat, 2b3, 900 bu
c,rn, 10000 bu; oats, li5, 900 Du rye,
5000 bu; barley, 600 bu.
The yisible supply OF grain on July
23j, as oompiled by the secretary Of
the Board Of Trade, was as follows!
Wheat 80, l22 ,208 bushels, increase
G0i, i74. bushels; corn 7,9i5,080 |
bushels, decrease 72S,370 bushels;
oats OH .b20 bushels. dscTeasa IO3